The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-23
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prohibition hsd passed that body.
Senate Bill No. 20 Was introduced by
Thomss-To amend the Law providing
for the selection anl sale Of lands that
have been or may hereafter he granted
By the United States u the State Of Ne
vada. Referred u the Committee on
public lnsda.
senate Fill No. 81 vas introduces by
weSterield-To defne and punish the
crime Of embezIlemeut. Referred ~
the Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. Is. by HArdesty- d.
Providing for the maintenance and dis
tricting Of public schools, Was passed
unanimously.
ASSEMBLY. .
In the Assembly. Concurrent ReSolu-
ton. No. /. 10y Drury, relative to the
appointment Of n Committee on lrriSa-
ton. Was adopted.
Williamson gave notice Of a bill rela-
tive to The de Velupneut Of the mineral
oil Nevada.
Assembly Bill, No. 10. amending the
Act relative to District Judges no as TO
allow ons Of them to reside ut Winnie
mucca. IL desirable. was passed.
After some u%nimphrtaut amendments.
the Senate resolution, urging our repre-
~seniatives in Congress to work for the
passage of the Inter. Stat. Commerce
Till. wus passed by the Assembly.
Carson City. Jan. II.
Senate called to order at IL O'Clock
A. n.
BY Fish. out Of order. Senate Joint
Resolution. No. 3-lsefrrrlng the LcSis-
lature Of the State Of California to the
matter OF depositinS sawdust in the
Truckee river by citizens and residents
OF California. Referred TO the Com
mittee on Federal Relntions.
Senate Bill No. 26-Making appropri-
uti"ns for the State University. Re
ierred to the Committee OF the Whole.
Senate Bill No. 27-To transfer the
power to regulate the price Of school
lands from the Board OF Regents Of the
Stnte University to the Governor, State
Controller anil State Treasurer. Re
ferred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
At l:30 p. ~, on motion OF Wester-
field. the Senate went into Committee
Of the Whole for the consideration Of
Senate bills 81 and 26. reported from
the Deficiency Committee.
The bills We're considered. amended
in some respects. and sent to the As
Scmbl1 with n Recommendation that
they be PASSED.
Al $3.50 p. -. the Senate adjourned
till Monday ut tho usunl hour.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly vas called IN order at
IL A. A.. Speaker Mcdonnell in the
chair.
by prurg-A.cm.asi9l and joint reso-
luton regarding the Carson Mint, call
ing the Administration strongly 10 &C.
count for it's action therein, and en-.
bodying an earnest petition 10 Congress
to continue the Mint in full operation.
giving logical. tangible and practical
reasons therefor. Referred 10 Commit
tee on Federal Relations.
by ClaPp-Nuticc Of a bill relative to
pubic highways.
BY Smith-No.ice Of n bill relative to
Justices OF the Peace and C~uns'ablcs.
Assembly Bill NJ. IS. by Dnle-To
prevent PERSONS from unln~;uiIy using
the regulation bndg,s Of tue Grand
Army Of The Republic. Referred Ia the
Committee on Military ind Indian Az
iuirs.
Assembly Bill No. &c. by ~Drmy-Pro-
yiding for the admission Of State or.
phans to the Stnte University ani for
their niaihtcnnnc-. Referred to the
Committee on State Institutions.
Senate Bill, No. l-Nelating to fees
anil compensation Of officials. Referred
to the Senate for correction.
Senate Bill. No. 10 Relative to the
conduct OF public schools. Referred to
the Committee on Elucntion.
After the consideration OF some bills
u"nimportant to the people OF this local
ity, Mt 1926 the Assembly Ali burned
till Monday at the usual hour.
Carson City. Jun. Is.
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